Society representatives attend Buckingham Palace garden party
On the Society’s roof terrace before setting off for the garden
party, left to right, Graham and Kathryn Phillips, Rob and Helen
Darracott and Ray and Ann Jobling |
Representatives of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society attended a garden party at Buckingham Palace on 18 July at the invitation of the Queen.
The group included Council members Graham Phillips and Ray Jobling. Mr
Phillips, proprietor of
a Hertfordshire-based pharmacy group, has been an elected pharmacist
member of Council since 2004. He was accompanied to the palace by his
wife Kathryn. Mr Jobling was appointed a lay member of Council in 2005.
He is a lecturer at the University of Cambridge and chairs the university’s
Health Services Committee. He is also national chairman of the Psoriasis
Association. He was accompanied by his wife Ann.
Also in the group was Rob Darracott, the Society’s director of
corporate and strategic development since 2003. Mr Darracott was accompanied
by his wife Helen, a former head of professional standards at the Society
and now director of legal and regulatory affairs at the Proprietary Association
of Great Britain.
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